LeBron James Clowns Draymond Green For Finally Dunking in Game

LeBron James has come out clowning Draymond Green for finally dunking in a game. The Los Angeles Lakers are struggling to win a game apparently. They have lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder two times so far this season with the second one being at home. It is clear that the Lakers roster is better than they are playing. But what could be the issues? Why are they struggling so much on the defensive side of the ball? Well, many people are pointing the finger at Russell Westbrook.

In the last game, the Lakers had a chance to win the game. Russell Westbrook turned the ball over and missed a three, leading to the loss. Frank Vogel admitted that this is not what they had planned. They needed to get a better shot up than that. He talked about this mistake after the game.

“We all want to win every game badly. We want to be perfect right now. We have big-picture patience, but small-picture sense of urgency to get this right right away and to win these games in the short term,” Vogel said. “We fell short tonight. It’s disappointing, but we’ll get back to work tomorrow, look at the film and get better from it.”

LeBron James Clowns Draymond Green For Finally Dunking in Game

But besides the poor play on the court, it looks like the morale is still high. We can see this by taking a look at LeBron James on Twitter, who had some fun words for Draymond Green after finally dunking in a game.

Here is the play that is under question.

DRAYMOND GREEN ? pic.twitter.com/672BJQ3NJi

— NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) November 6, 2021

Here was LeBron James response:

LeBron has been hurt for a few games now and it looks like he won’t be coming back any time soon. Obviously the Lakers are missing his play but they should still be able to win games.

Anthony Davis talked about this.

“We shouldn’t have lost this one. It ain’t come down to LeBron being out,” Anthony said.

“They knew what we were doing the entire second half,” Davis explained. “Their coach or Shai or whoever it was made an adjustment to put their players in the right spot.”